ldap.xml

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!--
 | Named LDAP connections may be defined here. A connection may be specified
 | as the default connection. If ldap.properties exists the connection
 | defined there will be the default, overridding the default specified here.
 |
 | If an element is missing it is assumed to be the same as being empty.
 |
 | Valid elements are:
 |	name			Name of the connection for retrieval by name
 |	host			host name or IP address
 |	port			Default port for LDAP is 389
 |	baseDN			Directory context to search for users via their uid.
 |	managerDN		You can leave these blank unless your directory server doesn't
 |	managerPW		permit anonymous binds.
 |	uidAttribute	Attribute used to search for user.  Typically, the netID.
 |	protocol		enable SSL encryption to protect passwords (disabled by default)
 |	factory			value for the java.naming.factory.initial env property (com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapCtxFactory is default)
 +-->
<ldapConnections>
    <!-- Example LDAP Connections -->
    <!--
    <connection default="true">
        <name>Students</name>
        <host>yu.yale.edu</host>
        <port>389</port>
        <baseDN>dc=Students, dc=itstp, dc=yale, dc=edu</baseDN>
        <managerDN></managerDN>
        <managerPW></managerPW>
        <uidAttribute>uid</uidAttribute>
        <protocol>ssl</protocol>	    
    </connection>
    
    <connection>
        <name>Faculty</name>
        <host>yu.yale.edu</host>
        <port>389</port>
        <baseDN>dc=Faculty, dc=itstp, dc=yale, dc=edu</baseDN>
        <managerDN>cn=AuthUser,cn=Users,dc=itstp,dc=yale,dc=edu</managerDN>
        <managerPW>foobar</managerPW>
        <uidAttribute>uid</uidAttribute>
    </connection>  
    -->
</ldapConnections>